Saturday, September 28, 2024 6–9pm
Upcoming Public program
Artist and scholar Stephanie Kimou debuts her performance-lecture and social practice activation, in which she envisions an expanded definition of trash—one that considers mindsets, ideologies, and material excesses rooted in colonial legacies.…
Past
It is with great sadness that Hamiltonian Artists marks the passing of its board president Dr. Joette James.
Showing 1–10 of 23 results
Upcoming Public program
Artist and scholar Stephanie Kimou debuts her performance-lecture and social practice activation, in which she envisions an expanded definition of trash—one that considers mindsets, ideologies, and material excesses rooted in colonial legacies.…
Upcoming Public program
Join us on DC Art All Night for an exhibition reception for “Takeover,” an artist-led group exhibition featuring Hamiltonian fellows and studio residents.
Past Public program
What exactly does ‘fresh to death’ signify? Join visiting artist Danyela June Brown for a one night only participant-activated performance.
Past Public program
As Best regards, comes to a close, the artist offers a performance in response to her exhibited installation work, "How to recall a message"
Past Public program
Join Isabella Whitfield for an artist-led walkthrough of her solo exhibition, Best regards,.
Past Public program
Planning on applying for the Hamiltonian Artists Fellowship Program but wish you had more professional artwork documentation images for your application portfolio? Bring your artworks and a camera (or phone) to Hamiltonian Artists…
Past Public program
Join us for an overview of this year’s Hamiltonian Artists fellowship application and a live Q&A session. We are here to answer your questions as you apply for the fellowship.…
Past Public program
Artists who are curious about the fellowship application process are welcome to sign up for a 1-1 virtual meeting, facilitated by Anisa Olufemi, fellowship manager
Past Public program
Join us for open studios! Meet our current studio residents Alanna Fields, Jamilla Okubo, Sydney Vernon, Paloma Vianey, and Isabella Whitfield, to learn more about
Past Public program
Join Edgar Reyes for a walkthrough of “It Was Only a Dream,” inspired by his experience growing up undocumented in the Washington, DC-area.
